Some are for-hire independent contractors, whose services an investor could enlist directly, typically for a relatively minimal cost.

A mentor can help you avoid typical problems and offer advice, support, and insights as you negotiate your initial transactions.Assemble a trustworthy group of experts to support you during the wholesaling and subject-to transactions process, such as real estate brokers, lawyers, contractors, and bankers.Real estate investment may be difficult, and tenacity and determination are frequently necessary for success.

Andrew - I think you've accounted for a majority of your costs, but just a few others to consider include: vacancy factor (typically 5%), turn/over or releasing expenses, and property management fees (7-10%)  - whether you pay someone else or do that yourself you might want to include in your calculation.

US Real Estate Ownership Among Foreign CitizensAccording to the Congressional Research Service, foreign citizens own 3% of all US real estate, with investors from Canada, Netherlands, and Italy accounting for about half of that.

Then you can bill the owner for your services. 

After the 1st month, there will be $75 for each service call.

In my area, they typically don't reassess after a rehab unless you are building a new building or maybe adding an addition etc.

Depending on the type of strategy and the financing, reserves can also differ - whether it's a short-term rental, mid-term rental, conventional, DSCR, etc.In general it would be:downpayment + appraisal + title fee + escrow fee and prepaid + lender's feeFor rentals, you would usually be required to have cash on reserves for a certain number of months worth of PITI - typically anywhere from 3-12 months.

Typically, when I'm buying, I do not pay for any of the closing costs, except for items which are pro-rated (I pay my share and the seller pays his) and I pay half of the title company's closing fee (which in Nevada, is about $300 per purchase I make).

@Bruce Lynn Do you service the Sherman area?